Television
Nicola White: lost to friends and industry
The Melbourne cinema scene is the poorer after the recent passing of Nicola White. Most recently General Manager of the…
Cannes: digs deep into alumni barrel for jury head
Steven Spielberg has been announced as the president of the Cannes jury this year, almost 40 years on from his…
AIDC 2013: Michael Loebenstein, the NFSA, and an inconvenient truth
Watching a room of archivally-obsessed filmmakers with the National Film and Sound Archive's personable leader is like watching alley cats…
National Cultural Policy: release date finally set
The Office of the Arts has revealed that the arts industry will have its long awaited National Cultural Policy, after…
Global music sales up for the first time since 1999
The music industry breathes a collective sigh of relief as new figures reveal that global music sales have risen for…
Former Canadian ambassador tells truth about ‘Argo’
Ken Taylor, who served as Canada’s ambassador to Iran during the 1979 US hostage crisis, has spoken out about the…
Hollywood’s visual effects scandal
Best director Oscar winner Ang Lee has come under fire by members of the visual effects team that worked with…
‘Inocente’ becomes first Kickstarter funded film to win an Oscar
The Oscar for documentary short subject went to ‘Inocente’, making it the first film funded by Kickstarter to win an…
The ins and outs of the industry
Two people have stepped up, and two people have stepped out in arts industry movements on and off the stage.
AIDC 2013: Deanne Weir's keynote address combines evidence, inspiration, and fear
Deanne Weir is a media entrepeneur, former Pay TV executive, Screen Australia board member and part owner of Brisbane transmedia…